Cousine Island is situated approximately 6 km off the West Coast of Praslin in Seychelles. The island is a private nature reserve, home to five of the Seychelles endemic birds and has the status of being the only island in the archipelago free of alien mammals. Cousine Island offers an exclusive island experience with privacy found in very few other places on Earth.

Accommodation : The accommodation consists of only 4 individual villas built in the Old French Colonial style and 30m from the beach. Each villa is positioned to ensure maximum privacy and has a wonderful sea view with the islands of Cousin, Praslin, and Aride in the background. 

Seychelles is a set of tropical Islands in Indian Ocean between Maldives and Mauritius, known to have few of the best beaches in the world. Laidback island character and the exclusivity it offers, Seychelles is a favorite honeymooner destination. The pristine marine life makes a favorite for the divers.  

Weather :The best time to travel to the Seychelles is between May and September, when the tropical high temperatures are slightly cooler, moderated by sea breezes. This is also the dry season. The hottest time of year is between October and April. Humidity tends to be high all year round, but particularly high during the rainy season between December and March, when short, heavy showers occur. 

Access : Emirates / Air Seychelles, Emirates, Qatar, Kenya Airways, and Thomas Cook (Condor) fly Seychelles from different destinations all over the world. UAE is typically preferred as the ideal transit point for Europeans and Indians visiting Seychelles.

Note: Due to the Cousine island’s delicate eco-system transfers by helicopter is preferred. Transfers are available from any heli-stop and the transfer cost is priced accordingly. 20kg of soft baggage per person is preferred due space restriction. Boat transfers are possible during certain times of the year and are not recommended for children under the age of 7 years.